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This quote is actually quite true. Anyone who can walk to the welfare office can walk to work. The thought that is being expressed here is that if you are willing to go that extra mile for help, then you are also willing to go that extra mile for work. The amount of effort required for both of these is the same. To believe otherwise is quite foolish, especially in today’s economy.
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